Basic Differentiation Formulas

In the table below, ? 0 B and @ 1B represent differentiable functions of B Derivative of a constant Derivative of constant multiple Derivative of sum or difference Product Rule Quotient Rule
..B . .B . .B

! (-?) -

.? .B .? .B

We could also write -0 w -0 w , and could use the prime notion in the other formulas as well)
.@ .B

(? @)

. .B . .B

.@ (?@ ? .B @

.? .B

(? @ )
.C .? .? .B

.@ @ .? .B ? .B # @

Chain Rule

.C .B

. .B

B8 8B8"

. .B

?8 8?8"

.? .B

. .B

+B (ln +) +B /B /B log+ B ln B
1 B 1 (ln +) B

. .B . .B . .B . .B

+? (ln +) +? /? /?
.? .B

.? .B

(If + = / )

. .B . .B

log+ ? ln ?

.? 1 (ln +) ? .B

(If + / )

. .B

1 .? ? .B

. .B . .B . .B . .B . .B . .B . .B . .B

sin B cos B cos B sin B tan B sec# B cot B csc# B sec B sec B tan B csc B csc B cot B sin" B arcsin B
1 "B#

. .B . .B . .B . .B . .B . .B . .B . .B

sin ? cos ?

.? .B .? .B

cos ? sin ? tan ? sec# ?

.? .B

cot ? csc# ?

.? .B .? .B .? .B

sec ? sec ? tan ?

csc ? csc ? cot ? sin" ? arcsin ?

1 "?# .? .B

. .B

tan" B
. .B

. .B 1 "B#

tan" ?
. .B

arctan B =

arctan ? =

.? 1 "?# .B